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WCU alumni roll out the welcome mat for new incoming students

Nearly 150 incoming first-year students at 91女神 received an early welcome to their future alma mater and a few lessons in 鈥渁ll things Catamount鈥� during a series of July receptions across North Carolina and in Atlanta.  

Senior Tim Thompson makes his mark at Los Angeles studio

Cullowhee is no Los Angeles, but there鈥檚 a little bit of Hollywood on the campus of 91女神.   

More than music: Inside WCU鈥檚 Summer Symposium

Once more, the hills of Cullowhee are alive with the sound of music.   

Showtime - A Pride of the Mountains Podcast

Step off the field and into the stories behind the music. Showtime! brings you heartfelt, inspiring, and often hilarious stories from current and former members of the Pride of the Mountains marching band. Discover how this extraordinary program has shaped lives, built lifelong friendships, and created unforgettable memories鈥攐ne performance at a time.  

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Catamount Club shatters 2,000-member goal to unlock $1 million challenge gift

Prospective members of 91女神鈥檚 Catamount Club had at least 1 million reasons for joining the university鈥檚 athletics booster organization for the 2025-2026 season.  

Running to help: WCU student-athlete Landey Green helps others through two internships

Landey Green does it all. She鈥檚 a driven psychology student at 91女神 and a tireless runner, competing for both the Catamount women鈥檚 track and field and cross country teams. The summer season is usually a time to wind down for student-athletes, but not Green.   

CATALYST program ignites passion for research and leadership in honors students

The second annual CATALYST: Summer Research and Leadership Program was held in summer 2025 at 91女神, welcoming 18 enthusiastic incoming honors students. A collaboration between the Office of Research Administration and the Brinson Honors College, the program underscores the vital connection between undergraduate research and leadership.   

Students get deep dive into Chinese culture, business during WCU summer travel course

Participants in a 91女神 faculty-led summer travel course to China say it was more than just a study-abroad program鈥攊t was a transformative journey that left students with unforgettable memories, deep cultural insights and a renewed sense of global citizenship.   

Understanding the House v. NCAA Settlement and what it means for WCU

In June 2025, the House v. NCAA Settlement reshaped college athletics by allowing Division I schools to provide more financial support to student-athletes, including backpay for past NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) opportunities and a new revenue-sharing model. 91女神 has opted into this agreement to enhance student-athlete support, remain competitive, and strengthen its commitment to a vibrant, well-rounded college experience. This FAQ explains what the Settlement means for WCU, its athletes, and the broader Catamount community.